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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
PERSON AL.

ALPHoNsE DAUDBT, the nOted French novel
writer. has been made an officer of tie Legion
d HUuncur.
THE Princess of Wales is weeping her eyes
out because she has lost a dog which had been
her PEI for nearly twenty years.
MAYOR Hopes. of Baltimore, SAYS true
Mary ander would halt outside the gates OF
Paradise to eat dozen raw Chesapeake oys-
ters.
"OLD SADDLEBAGs" MCDoNALD's WIFE.
whose beauty and manner charmed WASH
inglOn peop.e, was The wife OF "A pawnbrokcr
who is now uairymau in To eka, Kan.
ALEXANDER CRAWFORD, an iron merchant
Of Duluth has been lett Oy his cousin. James
Thompson. of Australia. whom he has not
seen for forty years, Il fortune OF $1,000 900.
CONGRESSMAN BARNES. Of Georgia, who is
the laltest utn Ii the HOu,e, weighing $50
pounds, weighed only los pounds when he left
collcg'. and was given up as about to die. lie
is now So.
HON. GEORGE BANCROFT Is remarked to
have been unfortunate in his dirntr parties
at Nash ngtuu this season. Deaths and sick
ne-s have caused many of tuelu to be post
poned or entirely DrOAeu up.
ROBERT REAM, the brother Of Winnie Rcam
HoXle, ult d at Fort Smith, Ark, Friday
II ghl He h been noted en- ractcr Of Iu-
dian Territory, as an adopted citizen OF the
ChCctaw tribe for twenty wears.
GEN. WILLIAM r COX. who introduced the
Dl rDNlIlu1 lOf lie bdN mtuJ OF one years
salary To the widow or the late Moses 4. Hop
ktus the colored Minister to Iberia. who
died at his p 80. led the last Confederate
charge at AppomatoN.
FRANK CUSHING. who created a sensation
by joining the Zuui indians aud taking Them
East two years ago. mas a9alu gone to Zuni,
taxing hi wife and ss or. He mas prepared
Zuni grammar and dictionary, ana Is now
10 explore the IunI ruins.
GLADSTONE headed the list OF names OF the
tive We greate.C living men which received
The prize at recent LunIOu contest, and
Gro, or Clcvejauu's name was aAraa OF the
Prince OF Wales The latter struggle was
probably DECIDED by he scales.
The deatns recently Of Gems. W. W. Loring
and Duncan I'VE only seven OF the officers o.
the famous Mounted Rides nav caVAry
glmcnU who we're originally appoint Il
upon Its org .niZatIon IN lSlO. .. Tin SO on tho
ttdcr4l side were Mai. Gen, Inns "
Palmer aud [ oil. W Is. Lane, an o. the Con-
lederatc sue Maj. Gen. DaOucy II. M,ury,
Mai, Gtn, johu -. "A ko-, Brig. Gen.
NJ Frost, CJl. a. j. Lindsay and Cot. Thomas
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17


Prof. Humphry, OF Cambridge, has prepared
q series OF tables whlcu cont ain some interest
ing Information about Centeuar4aus. OF 81
persons whom ne mentions, at least liz
IN les ami temai, s-dcLualv attai INCA the axe
OF 100 Othcrs tLtaIuGd very nearly TO tie 100
years. Only o g OF the pcr-ons reached los,
while one died at he alleged age of los.
. the - persons, 80 ~ ere Won n and 10 men.
Prof Hunphry tells us that he comparative
immunity oil women from the exposures aud
risks 10 which men arc subjected, and the
greater temperance Ia eating aud ur. nkiu
CxniUitcd by won. n are the chtei 20 n 8 in
determining their higher chances of iunsevl-
ty. Out OF hc IS women % mad been married,
and ii had borne large annie. Of tue % wuo
had been wlyc, had m uriled before they
were %. one "a 10 aud At q.
Twelve OF the iitlS-two centcuar1ans ere
q SC yel ed o nave Teen the eldest h ldien Of
their parents. lnls fact. adds Dr.. mum
pnrS DIES not agree WIN 'putar no Ions
mat urst en- dreu inherit fceIlCnes, o. con-
stiluton, nor with tie opinion OF Facing sra
blc-. which l. decidedly agal, S the idea that
N sling are TO be depended on lur guud
perform nce' Oh the course. The centenari-
Au= gene ally res trded We q of pare bu ID
GOut aud rheumatism we're, as a rllc, a e.
sent. lit seems,' saws Pro-. Humph y,
"tnAt the lraint when / dtstlDe,Iu e /
age needs no such pr0Ehylattic-, and eng tu.
ders uOue OF rs present humurS tor icn
the 1nger joints (as in eouu ma, hud a
vent
o the ntty-two aged people. twenty four
only had 10 teeth, the average humber OF
teeth remaining hcing four or nv Long
h iurs OF sleep were no 40 Y among these % Il
people, tue y rod OF rcpO.t averaging nine
hours; while Out-Oi -uoor exercise IN ieu v
aad cary r slug are TO be note among the
ia tors OF a prolou ged Ii e. One # he G H.
teuar ans "drank 10 excess un festive OrcA-
stohs" arother was n free Der drinLer -
and 'drai ike Il during his whole lite. -
Twelve had been tOtai a etaluerz fur lie or
nea ~ 80, ana mostly all were "small meat
eaters"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
HON age to Boston Beauty.
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The occasion was that of fashionable wed
ding in a fashionable cnurcn. The bride was
the patriclau daughter of house that date,
its proud name back, possibly To Charlemagne
or FARTHER, and the bridegroom no whit ess
Distinguish ed IN ancestry. the So emn Knot
had ueeH tea amid a thrOng of the ma to no.
besse OF TIVE city, all frlenus, relatives and ac-
guam Ance OF tne happy pair, " no We're ad-
mltted by card, ana the pr. cess. on took W
the line OF MAJ CHI 10 their Carriage. As is
usual on such occasions, the striped awning
drew all eager crowd To catch "A passing
glance OF Tie or de and her att ndants, and
such IA 6 oddly crowd had collected on tnis day
that the mu-Cular police hau Il hard time Il
Keeping the curious oHc4 ii. spectfu dis
lance from the hidden we dIuE gue'ts.
nluug those uubtdfen on tookers was one Ol
hose ITrcp es-iblC New England mad ns Of
irish parentaIe, WHO are ever ready with
Their eager eyes and qulch perception TO take
IN every situa ION without losing any 9, + the
attcnu ant detals. AS the last carriage drove
up IN front OF the awning for its owner, the
irrepre slble, VIII Was on one sid" oil the
open NJ, in the awning, called across to a
fIeud the same age on. he opposite side,
that '1h 1 was the last OF en-"
III we you seen 'em all, Mary Ann?' asked
the friend. .,,.--.
they no ely? Como. lets g home" replied
the lfrcpre- IDLE, without u ray OF ervy in
he quick, black eyes as she skipped merrlly
away. B,ue bluOu! where IN DoasLf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
IIbBE FONBN ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Typographical Union
No. ISS; DeKalh oige No. Q. 1. o. o. f.;
Clinton Lodge No. 81, F. AMI A. M; Georgia
Tent No. ISL |. 0. of p; Railroad Loan AS
ISOLATION; Liquor Dealers Association; TAFT
nall Council y ,. Ss4, A. l.. OF II.
SPECIAL EoTICEs-Ma' or and Aldermanlc
TicRei To &c man American citizens.
MEDICAL-Perry Davis Pain Killer.
CHEAP COLUMN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wantei; Employment Wanted; For Rent;
Lost Miscellaneous.
DAVIS HAMs-A. NJ. & c. W. West.
MISUNDERSTANDING Christo'' al the Thea
ire.
FLORIDA AND CALFORNIA-Watkins \ Co.
AUCTION SALEs--Temporary Adminsira-
tors sale. by ID. r. Kennedy; Fine ii use,
by J. ID. l. Roche's Sons; Furniture and Bar
room Fixt, RS, by }. Nc Laughlin & SON.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17


A few weeks ago public sentiment was
strongly in favor OF the reelection of the
present Mayor and Aldermen. Their
action on the liquor license question,
nPwever, aroused considerable oppOsi-
ton to portion of them.l In view of the
TACT, however, that they had given the
city a better government than
1t bad had for long time
popular feeling was still il favor OF retain
inE them in qtiiee. In obedience 10 that
feeling the Citizens Conservative Club
Endorsed them and appointed commit
ee to let their consent to become cand-
dates, and 10 I'LL the places of those who
declined a reelection.
When the committee had secured the
consent of the Mayor and most of the AL
dermen the CLUB rescinded its action.
These gentlemen, whose consent had been
secured. were left by this action IN a
rather unpleasant position. Their friend 9
recognized this fact aud, also, that the
ssue. whether or not Mayor L.ster's ad =
ministratIon should be Endorsed, mad been
raised.
Tlat the ADM nistration OF the city's
| affairs by the present. government has
been in the main able, wise and satIsfac-
tory will not be denied. Aud 1t will not
ne denied that Mayor Lester made the
first successful effort to .ose the saloons
% Sundays. Before his administration
he sale OF whisky was as free and open
on Sunday as on any other day Of the
week.
The MORNING News does not approve
! 0fthe Councils action on the liquor license
question, but it recognizes that there are
other questions OF great Importance
which demand the attention of the
municipal government, and thar it re-
quires men of ability, good jud Lment and
| Experience to handle Them so as to pro-
mote the clty's prosperity and guard It's
interests.
Would the public good be served by an
entire change in the city government?
The MORNING NEWS thinks not. I'm
iii very la ely the sentiment was that the
present Mayor ana Aldermen had d1ne
80 well that they ought to be reelected.
and that is the stronger sentiment now.
II is no doubt Dased upon the belief that,
havin done so well, they are much NOR.
likely to govern the CITY successfully aud
satis actorily than new men.
It is true That several OF the presen,
board have d clined reelection, but
their places nave been filled bv capable
m II, VINO will doubtless BE- guided, until
they have gained experience, by their
more experienced associates.
While there are excellent men on the
other tickets, the safest and wisest thin2
TO do s to elect the ticket headed by
Mayor Lester.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

tr NJ Tire V0o PoDRii.
All writers OF letters this warning should
take;
You're 'ure to be caught, you're sure to be
caught.
You may mink that no winds your opinions
CA shake,
And some muggy morning you're sure to
awasc
To dnd that your views don't consist as they
ought.
You may talk, but don't write, your conytc-
tiuus, for tueu
You're sure 70 be caught, you're sure to be
caught,
Use words 6f the mouth, for the words Of
your pen
Are mos. lreacherous means OF expressing
a thought,
And have 4 queer way OF appearing again.
10 tuacn you a lesson you should have been
taught,
A word that is written never knows when
IT'S dead:
You're sure to be caught, you're sure 10 be
caught,
At times most unsecminR It's sure 10 be read,
And 10 glory IN mischief It's nature mas
wrought;
But the word that Is spoken, when echo has
fed.
MAJ safely denied or new setting
bought.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
The Tucker Bill Approved.

The Governor Of Utah Territory, Nr.
Caleb West. saws that he is very well sat
isfied with the Tucker snti-poly eamy bill
which passed the House day or two ago.
There is no one, perhaps, who Is better
qualified to judge CT the merits OF the bill
than he is, because he Is very well in
formed OF the condition or affairs In Utah.
He has had a great deal of experience
with the MOrmons, and IS capable OF
forming an opinion that is valuable as to
whether the law is likely TO accomplish
the purpose intend d.
The present laws against polygamy are
very strict, but they are 50 faulty in many
respects that they do not cause the polyg-
aWous MOTmons much concern. In fact,
it is very difficult to enforce them at All,
for the reason that nearly all the offices,
except few of the most important ones,
are held by MormOns. Mormon influence is
felt every where, and it requires consider
able courage on the part Of those who are
not Mormons to render verdicts against
those VINO are.
The Tucker bill, however, is much
more severe than any existing law, and is
calculated to make poly gamists thlhk that
+ may not after all be their religious duty
to violate the laws of the land They do
not like the idea at all OF spending term
Of years ia the penitentiary Tor marrying
more than enc vie.
The Tucker bill, II it becomes a law, will
free the offices of all who countenance
pc ygamy, and will bring into prominence
men who can be depended upon to do their
utmost to relieve the Territory OF the evil
which now burdens it.
Gov. West says that there ia already a
r0ng feeling in the u ormon church
hat IT would be a wise thing TO
do 10 abandon polYgamy, All Nor
mons know, Of course, that the
government is not disposed to interfere
with thu Mormon religion IN any way.
Tn MormOns can worship as they please,
and believe what they like, but tney must
be made 10 understand that the laws can
not be violated with immunity. While
| poly2amy absolutely destroys all the
| finer feelings of women, there are thnus-
ADDS of them who urge their husbands to
take more than one wife because they
think That the more wives he has the bel
ter will be his and their condition in the
world to come. 1t Is difficult tD-nSke
Roadway against religious fanatic sm.
The women, and some OF the men, who be-
lieye in polygamy are religions fanatics.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

MIR. p. II. Beauliew, eng veer and ma
chinst, OF New Orleans, offers some ex-
cellent sug estions on the causes Of b Iler
explosion, which have been 50 numdr-
Gus and 'atal o. late. Instead OF opening
the fire d ors to reduce steam he says
the fue caps and safety valves should be
used, Openinz The fire doors permits
rush of cold air into the furnace, and the
Intensely led sur ace Of the boiler IS
suddenly cooled, the steam goes down,
perhaps 100 low. tie fire doors are "a ain
closed to raise steam, and the cooled sur
face OF the boiler IL a4ain subjected t. in
tense heat. The boiler iron Is suddenly
contracted and expanded by the open
ing aud closing Of the doors, and the riv-
cts arr lOOsened the iron crystalllzas and
the result is the boiler leaks. A very fire.
quent cause of explosion Is the fact that
wafer can De heated far beyond the boil
ing point and yet not boil. Under ordl-
nary circumstances water bolls at 2l2
dpgs. Fahrenheit, and continues to
boil as long as any air re-
mains in the boiler; but purged
oil the air by long ebullitlon, it becomes at
rest. The steam gauge does not indicate
any further rise OF steam as there is no
turtGer pressure upon it. the engineer,
to test the wafer in the boiler presses on
the water-cock, there is resultant rush
of air into the boiler, the water begins to
boil, an immense amount OF steam-with-
out any chance OF escape-ls generated,
and the boiler eXplodes. The position
aud arrangement OF the Geel appa 'atus
is au important consideration in boiler
construction. Water should not be
fed into the bottom Of n
boiler. The feed pipe should
be put in through the front head. Drill
and tap mole the proper size for feed
pipe, cut long thread on the end Of
pipe and screw the pipe through the head,
letting it project through on the inside
far enough TO put on coupling. Then
screw into the coupling a piece of pipe
eight or ten teet long, run it horizontally
10 tne back end OF the boiler, only three
to four inches below the water line of tie
boiler, aud hot or cold water may be ftd
indlNerentIy, without fear or danger from
rup,ured plates or leaky seams. A boiler
sh uld also be supplied with a vacuum
valve TO prevent the leakage of the tube 8
and under strain upon the boiler. These
seem 10 bc~ygiuahle suggestions, very
simp e, and if the adoption of them will re-
suit in the prevention of loss of life are
worthy OF consideration.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

The population of the British empire is
said 10 be 3i6, 100000, OF wnich only 81
100000 are in the British Isles. There are
at least 100000 people OF British de-
scent residing in Canada, Australia,
Suutn Africa and New Z ,aland. all four
of which, from the extent OF their terrific
rial possessions and resources, may be-
come powerful nations. Twenty years
hence, at less than the present rate OF In
crease, these colonies VIII contain %, 000, =
600, and the British Isles 40O0O.000, and
in another twenty years the colonies will
have a populatij N greater than the mother
country. These facts give Importance
to the proposed imperial federation
of which tue conference Oi the represen.
tatives of the several colonies in London
next year is preliminary step. At the
present relative rate OF increase Of the
population Of the mother country and Der
colonies the time must come when the
centre OF political power will pass from
the former to the latter, aud the cultiva.
ton OF close relations between them ex-
hibits political wisdom and foresight.
Two specific considerations are to be sub
mtted 10 tue conference Of colonial gov
errors next year. one IS the defensive
measures mutually necessary tor the
special interests Of the empire in time OF
peace and its commercial and social
relations VITA its several members.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
An Au.'s shr.wdpess.

From the Pitt'ba,0 o1tDiercidL Gazette.
There arc on the coast OF Java a peculiar
long tailed ape and a sand crab that grows to
extraordinary size and Possesses great
strength IN It's claws. The apes are particu-
lar ionu of these crabs, which are very shy
and wonderful quick in cir movements.
The rabs live in deep holes IN the sand, but
spend much of their time on the ou side OF
their holes, where they run AID hop about.
" hen the ape finds that he is foiled in his
effort to capture crab by springing at a
group, he backs him-elt up t. hole into
whi h one has disappeared. 81 ting down, lie
thru>ts his ong tai INTO the hole. TIE Graf,
to puulsn such UuWouted intrusion, SEXES the
end of The tan the moment 1t Approaches.
There Is a conical look of Suspense on the
apes face as be Ihrusts his tail into the hole.
- hen the crab closes on the tai the look of
suspense departs. The ape gives an IN oun-
tary start and tn n settlts GU ms Launches,
while he closes his teeth together with a de-
termined air, and, eventually sprnging for
ward, out comes the tail from the no W III
the crab dangling 10 1t, and the ape is soon
proceeding with nIs meal,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

The Wall Street News has this rather
Astonishing statement: "Ihe East Ten
nessee will be extended northward, ana
Will absorb The Norfolk and Western; tue
latter, when certain extensions have
been completed, Will ABSORB the West
Point Terminal. This, in turn, will alb
sOrb tue Georgia Central, and then new
company VIII be formed on grand scale,
which Will absorb all the companies"
Tie Wall Street News Is noted tor lis
bright bits Of humor, and toe statement
just quoted is evidently one OF them. II
can be hardly anythIng else.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

Judge Adams name has been presented
to the Governor for appointment to the
vacancy caused by tue death OF Chief
Justice Jackson. No better appointment
could be made. Judge Adams, though a
Comparatively young man, has not his
superior among The jud.es Of the State
HIS knowledge OF TITO law IL extensive
and accurate, mis- judgment ripe and 8
patience in getting at the truth mex
haustiole. He is bound to reach the
Supreme bench SOON IL he doesn't get
there Low.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

1t IS announced from Paris that the
Baroness Rothschild 10 TO give a series OF
Sunday afternoon dances, and that a
number o" american girls" are going to
assist her in the Sabbath breaking. These
girls must be from Canada or Mexico
They are certainly not representative
United States girls.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

The material progress Of the South is
gratifying to all soutnerners, but the uses
made Of that progress by disnones;
schemers is not gratifying. over in Ala
bama, according 20 numerous specials"
"Dooms" spring in existence ev ~ day.
In many cases these new towns and
"Doolns' are wild cat scaemps meant to
catch the unwary. In less than twelve
months an army OF sorrowful investors
will be marching out OF Alabama with
empty rockets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

OF two hundred and eighty-ive Repub-
Iicans who held positions in the custom
house at New Orleans when Collector
Jonas entered office. only ten remain.
Collector Jonas has evidently not heard
of the civil service law.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

According to Gen. BOulanger, the
statue of Liberty has gone into the ce
menting business. 1t is we'll that she has
at last found way to be use ul. for GER
tain complications with the United States
government have caused her to retire
from the euligbtenIng business
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

The city OF Chicago has paid $4,000
phyelcians' bills for attendance on the
policemen wounded by the Anarchists
There are reasons to believe that the
same city would cbeerfully pay five times
the sum TO have in its possession The
bangman's certificate Of the death of tue
wrei ches AT whose hands the policemen
suffered.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

Since Gen. Logan's death Republican
Rspirants for the Presidency have been
omInously silent. Arc they in caucus,
or are they afraid Of the rheumatism?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

The NEWS is reliably Informed that
Secretary Lamar will make his home in
Macon. He Will wait, however, until his
term OF office expires.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

, The world is holding it's breath waiting
( or the solut on of the problem as 10
Lvbether Bismarck is stronger than the
herman Reicnstag. Should The latter
prove the stronger, Bismarck's death will
have supervened before he RECEIVERS from
his surprise.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

F'om The Te'o Ya3k Graphic tPep.)
ID witt on Henry George" Is 4 headline in
morning pape-. We are glad to hear this.
Now let Mr.. Davitt remain on Henry Genrge
for year ur so until Tie aborlng men thipk
over H. scheme, a little more camly, and all
Will still Dc we'll.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

The Chicago Anarchists promise an
other massacre on May 4, 1887. Is il
entirely impossible to ornament these
fellows with ball and cham?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

Since Mr., Carlisle became a candidate
for the 5 nate to succeed Sir. Beck, it is
SAID that the latter gentleman Wishes he
hadn't fooled with the post office appoint
ment at Louisville. Bsck has alwaN 5
Kept free Of entanglements with WON N
in Washington, aud it would be rather
curious IL the postmlstress at Louisville
should cause him 10 he retired from pub
lie lie. The po-,mistress is a widow, and
those who heed Weller's advice, Beware
OF the wIdders," ara wise.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

If Henry George expects to get up a.
controversy with Arch bishop Corrigs8
he vi find himself mistaken. The fitch
bishop dismissed Mr.. GeeTV" n'last
article by simply r&marEing NG.idicu-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17


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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

She yPniiadelphia Record objects to the
Amrr,ore Congress to create a Depart
OF theof Agriculture. The farming in
~ 800 is the largest and most important
Miss I,ountry. II deserves proper recog-
Amer at the hands of the government,
bee the least that can BE- done is 10 create
sys)epartment OF Agriculture that Will
thabmpllsh something more than a
r.. annual distrIOut.On 81 seeds.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

Mayor Lester desires the MORNING
NEWS to state that he is candidate for
reelection.